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Ammann Rammax 1575 Parts Catalog

Let me tell you what happens when a machine like the Ammann Rammax 1575 breaks a hydraulic hose or a vibration mount and you’re staring at a stack of aftermarket reprints. You lose an hour cross-referencing fuzzy diagrams, the part numbers don’t match the chassis serial, and the bolt grades are wrong. That’s why I keep a genuine OEM parts catalog on the bench. This is the real deal — 116 pages of factory exploded views from Ammann Schweiz AG. Not a photocopy. Not a scan of a scan. Original print specification for the Rammax 1575 with Yanmar diesel, serial 61000 and up.

116 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

You get every major assembly section numbered and illustrated. Section 001 covers the drum and bandage (850 mm and 640 mm options), drum drive, vibration system, and the center beam. Section 002 breaks down the chassis front and rear, engine hood, cover hood, and fuel tank. Section 003 is the fasteners group — pendulum support, steer cylinder, transport securing device. Section 004 is the engine group: the diesel engine itself, the Tier 4 variant, height control, add-on parts, electric parts, cooler, air filter, and muffler. Section 005 runs the hydraulic system: variable displacement pump, gear pump, oil tank, oil cooler, valve block, hydraulic block, and all the hose sets for drive, steering, brakes, and vibration. Section 006 covers the electrical system: cockpit, battery holding device, and cable harness. Section 007 lists optional equipment like the shutdown bar. Section 008 has decals, model labels, filter sets, and tarpaulin.

Engine Section: What You Need for Tier 4 and Add-On Parts

If you’re working on a Rammax 1575 with the Yanmar diesel Tier 4 engine, the parts catalog gives you the exact part numbers for the height control device (004-016) and the add-on parts group (004-020). I’ve seen guys order the wrong injector line because they trusted an aftermarket list. Here you’ve got the factory exploded diagram with each component labeled. The electric parts (004-030), cooler (004-040), air filter (004-050), and muffler (004-060) are all separate subsections. You can identify the correct air filter element or muffler bracket without guessing. That saves you a return trip to the dealer.

Hydraulic System: Beyond the Pump and Valve Block

The hydraulic section (005) is where this catalog earns its keep. It lists the variable displacement pump (005-010), gear pump (005-020), hydraulic oil tank (005-030), oil cooler (005-040), valve block (005-050), and hydraulic block (005-060). Then comes the hose routing: drive system hoses (005-070), suction and leakage pipe (005-080), steering hoses (005-090), brake hoses (005-100), and vibration system hoses (005-110). When a hose bursts on the vibration system, you need the correct length and fitting orientation. The exploded view shows the routing. No guesswork.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Reprints

I’ve got aftermarket catalogs that list a part number that was superseded ten years ago. Or they omit the transport securing device (003-040) entirely. This is the original Ammann publication, part number 1252163 A. The illustrations match the actual machine. The page numbers line up. The fasteners section (003) includes the pendulum joint and steer cylinder with correct bolt grades. Do yourself a favor: stop buying generic binders and get the factory source.

Who Needs This Manual?

If you own a rental yard with a fleet of Rammax 1575s, you need this to keep your mechanics from ordering the wrong drum bandage. If you’re a field technician, you need it to identify parts on a wheeled compactor without pulling the whole engine cowling. If you’re a DIY equipment owner and you want to rebuild the vibration system yourself, the exploded diagrams let you order every bearing, seal, and shim. The catalog doesn’t give torque specs — that’s what the Ammann Rammax 1575 Workshop Manual is for — but for sourcing parts it’s the final word.

Does this catalog include torque specs or service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog — exploded diagrams and part numbers only. For torque specs, fluid capacities, and repair steps you need the workshop manual.

How do I find the part number for the drum drive assembly?

Open section 001-030 (Drum drive). The exploded diagram shows each component: the drive motor, coupling, bearings, seals. Each item has a reference number that keys to the parts list with the Ammann part number. If your machine has serial 61000-61999, check the notes for any revisions. Always confirm against the actual machine — the catalog covers both 850 mm and 640 mm drum versions, so verify your bandage width first.

If you are maintaining an Ammann Rammax 1575, don’t rely on copied or incomplete part lists. Get the factory catalog that matches your machine. Pair it with the Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual if you run multiple rollers. For the smaller models, the Ammann Rammax 1515-M/MI/MC/MCI 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual covers those. And if you want to understand the industry context, read the Automotive Industry Overview — but for now, focus on the machine in front of you. Automotive Industry Overview is a side read. What matters is that you get the right part, on the first order, without the downtime. Access the Factory Manual and get back to work.